11 Jan 2021 - 23 Dec 2021 Various dates and times CRASSH and online

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20 Years CRASSH – Anniversary programme

‘Global Conversations’ was a year-long programme of events, put together by staff and researchers at CRASSH to celebrate the centre’s 20th anniversary.

A programme of special events was launched, the highlights of which you can watch in playlist below. The CRASSH team also created a series of playlists from our archive,  released the Thoughtlines podcast with monthly episodes throughout the anniversary year, and launched competitions for film, art and writing, which culminated in an online exhibition, an online publication, and an outdoor film festival.

Programme

11 January 2021

20 Years CRASSH 2001 – 2021 | Find all anniversary activities in one place

15 January 2021

20 Years CRASSH – Talking Heads: Humanities Futures | Current and former CRASSH directors in discussion: Steven Connor, Ludmilla Jordanova, Mary Jacobus, Simon Goldhill and Andrew Webber

20 January 2021

Thoughtlines podcast launch | Ep 1: Melissa Calaresu – We are what we eat

17 February 2021

Thoughtlines podcast episode 2: Marcus Tomalin – We are what we code

1 March 2021

Open Call | CRASSH Film Festival (short films)
Open Call | CRASSH Online Publication (essays, fiction and poetry)
Open Call | CRASSH Online Art Exhibition

17 March 2021

Thoughtlines podcast episode 3: Martin Millett – We are what we dig

26 March 2021

The Talking Cure | Podcasts available from 26 March – 4 April 2021 | Cambridge Festival Event
ROAR: Art and Sustainability | Online Exhibition and Talk available to view from 26 March – 4 April 2021 | Cambridge Festival Event
ARCHIVES OF SOUND: Syrian Cassette Archives | Cambridge Festival Event

27 March 2021

Investigating Female Ageing Through Creative Practice: In Conversation | Cambridge Festival Event

27 March 2021

Safe Sex for Teenagers: A Journey Through Historical and Educational Sources | Cambridge Festival Event

30 March 2021

Empathetic Machines | Cambridge Festival Event

31 March

Bias in Data: How Technology Reinforces Social Stereotypes | Cambridge Festival Event

1 April 2021

Making Sense of the Evidence: Information Sharing Practices During the Covid-19 Pandemic | Cambridge Festival Event

21 April 2021

Thoughtlines podcast episode 4: Inanna Hamati-Ataya – We are what we know

3 April 2021

Investigating Female Ageing Through Creative Practice – Artist Workshop | Cambridge Festival Event
ROAR: Art and Sustainability Live Q&A | Cambridge Festival Event

26 April 2021

Artefact Project: Epistemologies of Land gloknos Webcast with Sakshi Aravind

30 April 2021

Artefact Project: Epistemologies of Land gloknos Webcast with Eloisa Berman-Arévalo

20 May 2021

Ghost Fictions: Automatic Writing in the Age of Machine Learning | Cambridge Digital Humanities

26 May 2021

Artefact Project: Epistemologies of Land gloknos Webcast with Leo Steeds

29 May 2021

Thoughtlines podcast episode 5: Simon Goldhill – We are what we connect

3 June 2021

Artefact Project: Epistemologies of Land gloknos Webcast with Anna Wolkenhauer

10 June 2021

Artefact Project: Epistemologies of Land gloknos Webcast with Louisa Prause

11 June 2021

Artefact Project: Epistemologies of Land gloknos Webcast with Eduardo Machicado

16 June 2021

Thoughtlines podcast episode 6: Bronwen Everill – We are what we buy

17 June 2021

The Cost of Convenience – Technology and The Environment Workshop | Minderoo Centre for Technology and Democracy
Artefact Project: Epistemologies of Land gloknos Webcast with Shailaja Fennell

10, 11, 17, 18 June 2021

18th Century Africa workshop series | in association with CRASSH Early Career Fellow Bronwen Everill (Cambridge)

24 June 2021

Artefact Project: Epistemologies of Land gloknos Webcast with Laksmi Savitri

Thoughtlines podcast episode 7: Niamh Mulcahy – We are what we spend

13 July 2021

Artefact Project: Epistemologies of Land gloknos Webcast Closing Panel

16 August 2021

Global Conversations online art exhibition launch

18 August 2021

Thoughtlines podcast episode 8: Emma Claussen – We are what we feel

15 September 2021

Thoughtlines podcast episode 9: Anna Alexandrova – We are what we question

6 – 8 October 2021

Global Medical Humanities: Exploring the ‘Milieu’ | In association with Ariane Hanemaayer (Visiting Fellow, CRASSH, Brandon University, Canada, University of Exeter)

13 October 2021

CRASSH Film Festival

13 October 2021

Thoughtlines podcast episode 10: Charlotte Lee – We are what we read

19 October 2021

CRASSH Inaugural Annual Lecture with Gina Neff | Supported by the Minderoo Centre for Technology and Democracy

29 December 2021

Thoughtlines podcast episode 11: Trish Lorenz – We are what we disrupt

31 December 2021

CRASSH Thoughtlines podcast episode 12: Steven Connor – We are what we do

27 & 28 January 2022

Those who Leave and Those Who Stay: The Consequences of Emigration for Sending Countries | Conference in association with Julia Rone (Minderoo Centre for Technology and Democracy)

Podcast & competitions


Thoughtlines podcast logo with pink soundwave.The Thoughtlines podcast – thinking outside the box

Thoughtlines is the place where people gather to ask the big questions on who we are and why we live the way we do. In Thoughtlines we join that conversation and connect the dots in twelve different research journeys, from decoding the politics of your digital assistant to how consumer power helped end the slave trade. Wide-ranging, accessible, surprising and also deeply personal, Thoughtlines brings you the best of academic thinking outside the box.

Listen to all 12 episodes of series 1

 



Cover of the online exhibition catalogue with a globe and kissing couple.The Global Conversations art exhibition

‘Global Conversations’ is an online exhibition created from an international call for art, in collaboration with curators from the Heong Gallery and New Hall Art Collection at Cambridge University. The exhibition ran until 31 December 2021.

View the exhibition catalogue

 

 

 


 

Global Conversations book cover

The Global Conversations publication

This collection draws together the winners of the Global Conversations writing competition mounted by CRASSH in 2021. By turns angry, pained, wry, elegiac and meditative, it is itself an opulent colloquy between writers of poetry, fiction and criticism from all over the world.

Read the publication

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Call for films graphic with old TV on a sandy beach.The Global Conversations outdoor film festival

The outdoor film festival was held on 13 October 2021 on the Sidgwick Site, University of Cambridge. The programme contained films selected from over 1800 international submissions of short films. The screening was provided by Enchanted Cinema.

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